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The student news site of Hollis Brookline High School

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Dunkin’ Donuts holiday cups have the word “cheersin’” on the side in order to emphasize the need for more cheer, especially this year. Their holiday spirit has come in the form of three new flavors and a new breakfast sandwich.

Dunkin’ Donuts Christmas Review

Caroline Clark, Staff Writer December 14, 2020

The Christmas season is finally here. It’s time to put up the tree, play a Christmas album, and go shopping. This season also brings new flavors to Dunkin’s drink and food menu, and this year’s drop...

Throughout the film, the keeper of the hotel is meant to get scarier and scarier. “The main actor is Jack Nicholson who is awesome at being horrifying” said Portu.

Horror Movies

Lillian Sullivan, Staff Writer December 1, 2020

One of the many genres of film, horror, has expanded to have many sub-genres which appeal to a multitude of audiences. The classic movie The Shining and a newer film Hereditary have one thing in common,...

Players gather in a huddle during a timeout in last winter’s game vs. Hanover. HB went on to win this game to set them up well for the playoffs.

Hollis-Brookline basketball ready to build off last year

Brandon Hsu, Staff Writer November 18, 2020

On March 15, 2020, Governor Sununu issued all New Hampshire public schools to transfer to remote learning, effectively ending all NHIAA playoff games. This resulted in the Division II boys basketball quarterfinals...

The pandemic has affected lots of peoples lives. Over the last few months everything has changed, and people have had to make changes in their lives for example wearing masks. As long as we are there for each other and are patient, we can get through this.

How COVID-19 has affected my life and the lives of others

Abigail Brown, Op-Ed Editor October 31, 2020

In March 2020, schools, stores, and public places began shutting down due to health concerns from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This affected everybody's life in many different ways, including my own....

Upperclassmen rush out of schools to the parking lot to leave during Cavblock at the end of the day. Having the opportunity to leave early cuts the number of students in the building down greatly, which provides a safer environment for students in the building due to new COVID-19 guidelines.

Bumper to bumper…as always

Aryssa LeBaron, News Editor October 23, 2020

This school year, Hollis Brookline High School administration implemented a staggered dismissal process for students to avoid crowds and stay safe during the pandemic. While this decreases big crowds,...

Laurie Hernandez prepares to begin her beam routine during the womens gymnastics U.S. Olympic team trials in July of 2016. Her former coach Maggie Haney stands behind her. “I thought they were just going to try to sweep it under the rug, but, wow, they did the right thing. I can’t believe they actually did the right thing,” said Hernandez, speaking about USAG.

Troubles for USA Gymnastics

Abi Blasi, Sports Editor May 18, 2020

USA Gymnastics recently suspended New Jersey-based gymnastics coach Maggie Haney for eight years after many allegations of verbal and emotional abuse. This comes two years after USAG filed for bankruptcy...

Goodell in his own home, presenting each team’s draft pick while interacting with fans digitally. This is the first time a draft for any major sporting event has been held virtually and with cameras into each player’s homes when drafted. “I watch the draft every year with my friends, and even if it was just a FaceTime it was nice to feel like everything was almost usual again”, said Joey Oetjens ‘21.

The 2020 NFL Draft: Hope for players, hope for football, hope for humanity

Dan Aulbach, Staff Writer May 13, 2020

Annually in the NFL offseason, players, their families, and dedicated fans all gather in various cities in a large meeting hall to see what lies in the future for the nation’s most promising athletes....

“The last two quarters are tough because of COVID-19 but, I think our senior class has strong spirit and we all have appreciation for each other. We are all friends no matter how different we are. My takeaway from this year is that we are all in this together. As ironic as it sounds it is true. Life is a wild ride and we are all getting though it together. And going through high school with everyone has been an amazing experience” said Austin Johnson ‘20.

Senior Year: A year in review

Faith DiStefano, Staff Writer May 13, 2020

The 2020 senior class has had their year abruptly cut short, but before their last times walking through the halls of Hollis-Brookline High School on Friday March 13 the Class of 2020  had a very memorable...

A Hollis resident is staying active during the outbreak by going running with his dog. He is one of many people in the community that have been spending more time outside due to the added flexibility of working from home. “If we can take care of ourselves by taking breaks and moving our bodies, I think we are going to see many people in a better situation and come out stronger on the other side of this pandemic,” said fitness teacher Tracy Gray.

The Positive Side of the Coronavirus Outbreak

Erik Keldsen, Staff Writer April 24, 2020

As the Hollis Brookline community enters its second month of isolation, most of us would love the chance to get our normal lives back. We’re missing out on time with friends and family, sports, school...

Students still have to complete assignments by certain due dates but now they have blocks of time that are unallocated. Through all of this craziness and uncertainty going around right now, students are able to mix and strike a balance between their home lives and their school lives as they please. “I normally watch a lot of movies and shows when I need a break or feeling bored with schoolwork. I also make and watch TikTok to help embrace my creativity. I also text and facetime friends and family still talking and keeping in touch with them without seeing them in person. I play outside as well and try to work out and stay in shape as much as possible,” said Max Marshall.

What are the impacts of remote learning?

Rory Klauber, Staff Writer April 21, 2020

The Coronavirus (COVID-19) began in a large-scale food market in Wuhan, China in late 2019. The disease was previously known to be carried by bats and other small rodents only but never found in humans...

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